Nose-to-Nose Deer Pair on a Tuft of Grass

Two slender deer stand close together on a small tuft of grass, touching noses and smiling. The deer in front has no antlers, a short pointed horn-like nub on its head, big eyes with curly lashes, and a pointed ear. The deer behind it has two tall antlers, one with a small side prong, and its neck curves around the first deer's neck. One back leg is bent and lifted behind the pair. Their legs are long and thin, and jagged grass blades surround the hooves. The wide open body shapes are easy to fill in, so this page works well for younger kids. Try soft browns and tans for the fur, then compare the two deer and talk about how the one with antlers looks different from the one without.